Sentence examples for and that constitutes from inspiring English sources

Citibank and other United States banks, they maintain, made guarantees that they knew were impossible to keep, and that constitutes fraud.

I want to experience her development and happiness firsthand, and that constitutes a great deal of balance in my life!

And that constitutes illegal voter intimidation, according to at least four federal lawsuits against the Trump campaign, Stop the Steal, Stone and state Republican parties.

It is, in many ways, America's forgotten tragedy, and that constitutes a failure in and of itself.

But it takes a dip in his big, ambitious piece at the Whitney Museum, a work that the Whitney commissioned and that constitutes his first museum show.

In particular, Internet executives and analysts are closely tracking the rise of a type of e-mail fraud that began in earnest in 2003 but has reached huge proportions this year, and that constitutes a form of identity theft.

That lengthier type the second type of qarīḍ is the qaṣīdah, a polythematic poem that might extend to 100 lines or more and that constituted an elaborate celebration of the tribe and its way of life.

This subsection of our results answers the second part of the research question and presents our findings on the subjects that emerge from the articles on FinTech and that constitute our body of knowledge.

The induction of tumor angiogenesis is mediated by many regulatory molecules released by tumor and/or host cells and that constitute potential targets of anti-angiogenic therapy.

They're not merely visuals amplifying a story, but independent vignettes, part and parcel of the back and forth between appearance and reality that constitutes the theme.

The Webern, and music that constitutes Mr. Perle's immediate heritage, is altogether new.